How to set up your bank account before you arrive in Ireland
Ireland’s traditional banks are working to catch-up on fintechs by offering flexible new account options
Ireland delivers sweet profit for Ferrero
Cork plant produces over a third of the global supply of TicTacs
Zara boss buys Nama’s final docklands office block and Dalata says no to €1.3bn offer for hotels
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Must I go to probate over dead relative’s small holding of shares?
Existence of the shares only recently emerged – long after I had finished dealing with her estate
My mother’s plan to leave her house to my sister and I could create more problems than solutions
One sister lives in the property and might struggle to raise the funds to buy the other out of their joint inheritance
Tariff threat a budget headache for Minister and investment pays for Trinity College
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US health insurer Carelon closes Irish operation with loss of 300 jobs
Limerick-based Carelon Global Solutions is part of Elevance Health and was adding 50% to staff numbers only last year
Will equity release prevent you getting approved for Fair Deal?
Both lenders need to be sure that there is enough equity in your home available to them to make sure their debt is repaid
AIB to sell off more bad loans, and the US AI group that moved to Ireland
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How Irish workers feel about their jobs laid bare by new survey
Aon survey argues that companies might benefit from personalising work benefits to employees at different stages of their careers
Will starting a pension now exclude daughter from availing of auto-enrolment?
State’s mandatory workplace pension scheme has been plagued by delays; meanwhile, everyone is moving closer to retirement
What are your options if you want to release wealth tied up in your home?
Equity release: who is offering such loans, how do they work and what are the factors you need to consider?
Social welfare fraud does not necessarily die with you
Executors have a legal duty to notify Department of Social Protection if they understand there is money owing to it
I bought shares in the company I worked for but how do I figure out any tax liability
Bank of Ireland staff were allowed to buy shares in lieu of bonuses back in the 1980s and 1990s
CIÉ staff end 17-year wait for pension rise and Irish consumers’ love affair with US fast food
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